Skin care rates are already on a record level in the United Kingdom, but melanoma cases should increase even more this year. Part of the problem is the large number of clear -skinned people living in countries with high level of ultraviolet (UV) radiation, experts warned. Cancer Research UK warned in 2024 that a significant … Read more
A new high -tech implant that safely triggers powerful immune responses against difficult to treat cancer has shown a “promise” in the fight against some of the deadliest forms of cancer, including metastatic melanoma, pancreatic and colorectal tumors. The implantable cancer control system, nicknamed “Cytokine Factory”, was developed by a team of Radio-Lacing Researchers at … Read more
Credit – Samsung Solve for tomorrow GNN has repeatedly reported how artificial intelligence is being used to detect signs of cancer. Now, a team of high school students uses AI to help their community fight one of the more deadly forms: mouth cancer. Using a photo taken on a smartphone, the oral scan application detects … Read more
A diabetes medication that costs only 35p per pill could help prevent an aggressive form of blood cancer, according to researchers from the University of Cambridge. Scientists have discovered that metformin helps prevent acute myeloid leukemia (LMA), deadly blood cancer that kills about four out of five patients within five years of diagnosis. Their research … Read more
Immune proteins (purple) maintain Kras -Sotorasib (yellow hexagons) on the surface of a tumor cell (orange) – Credit: Illustration by André Luiz Lourenço, released by UCSF Press. Research on cancer treatment of more than 10 years of manufacture was born remarkable fruits with juicy potential to considerably improve existing radiotherapy. Throughout the 21st century, GNN … Read more
Cancer levels are increasing, especially in young people, emphasizing the urgent need for greater consciousness of the warning signs. Early detection of the disease gives patients the best chances of remission and survival. However, waves warning panels often make it difficult. A woman revealed that she did not know that something was going to take … Read more
A variety of sugary cereals that contain or formerly contained one or more food colorings – credit, Unsplash In a long-awaited decision, the Food and Drug Administration announced this week that it would ban the use of Red Dye No. 3 (RD3) in foods. Food companies have until 2027 to remove it, while pharmaceutical companies … Read more
– credit: Katelyn Perry, via Unsplash The last 15 years have seen a remarkable change in the clinical considerations of coffee. Studies examining the caffeinated beverage for its potential effects on several different biological systems, from the kidneys to mood, have classified it as a health drink. Now, research from the University of Utah published … Read more
George, his parents and his treatment team – credit: Press material After three cycles of chemotherapy, a 2-year-old Englishman became the youngest patient ever treated with “nano-knife” technology. This still experimental anti-cancer treatment makes it possible to neutralize tumor sections using electric currents. George, from Camden, was diagnosed with rhabdomyosarcoma, a cancer of the liver … Read more
In a remarkable display of resilience and determination, Katie Schumacher-Cawley, the head coach of the Penn State women’s volleyball team, made history on December 22 by leading her team to victory at the national championship of the NCAA. The monumental feat comes just three months after she was diagnosed with Stage II breast cancer, making … Read more